Yeah, this is what I sort of thought when I saw it. It seems quite flexible
and fragile with both the battery and CD-ROM drive missing (as it is displayed
in most electronics stores, presumably so you resist the urge to grab it and
make a mad dash through the store only to escape outside with an unusable
stolen computer -- or take them home to use with the one you already have,
which would already have come with a CD-ROM -- I'll concede the battery
issue).
"Timothy A. Seufert" wrote:
> [weight saving device] actually performs another purpose: the new PowerBook
> really needs
> devices present in both bays to maintain structural stiffness. (The
> tradeoff for the weight and thickness reductions is that the machine is a
> lot more flexible than the Wall Street.)
>
>
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